How Did The French Revolution Non-Existent To The Majority
Human rights were non-existent to the majority (how much majority) of the French population before 1789. French society was stratified into classes starting from the king (Name of king) as the one on top of the pyramid, the nobles (notable nobles) (those who aided the revolution vs those who opposed), and then the third estates (Bourgeoisie, peasantry). (elaborate) The third estate was oppressed by the upper echelon and could not be involved in any sort of political affairs even though they were the majority. The French revolution brought about the suppressed rights the French majority had but would not enforce because they did not have the firepower necessary to challenge the current system. This essay will demonstrate how human rights were
revolutionary in comparison to the previous system and will characterize the achievements of the revolution’s first two years. The revolution did come with repercussions regardless, many lives were shed, and left the country sensible to all kinds of foreign attacks. Vulnerabilities existed also in politics because it gave substantial amounts of power to those who jumped in on the bandwagon first implying that the future of France rested on the hand of the first few who knew about their rights.
revolutionary in comparison to the previous system and will characterize the achievements of the revolution’s first two years. The revolution did come with repercussions regardless, many lives were shed, and left the country sensible to all kinds of foreign attacks. Vulnerabilities existed also in politics because it gave substantial amounts of power to those who jumped in on the bandwagon first implying that the future of France rested on the hand of the first few who knew about their rights.